Overview And Job List - Yamaha SU700 Owner's Manual

10.1 Overview and Job List

You use the SU700 jobs to carry out editing, data management, and utility-type op-
erations.
To select a job, you press the job group selector (along the top of the selector grid)
and then the appropriate job selector (along the left of the grid). In some cases you
will then need to turn the data-entry dial to select from several related jobs.
The following is a brief description of all available jobs. For detailed explanations of
each job, refer to the indicated page. For a general description about how to select
and execute jobs, refer to pages 225 to 227.
SONG: Song-specific operations
NAME
COPY
INIT
MTC OFFSET
TRACK SET: Set track parameters for each track of current song.
MAIN
FILTER TYPE
NOTE ASSIGN
SETUP
TRACK EDIT: Edit tracks on current song.
TRACK COPY
TRACK INIT
EVENT COPY
EVENT INIT
EVENT EDIT: Edit events on selected track; or add, delete, or copy measures.
LOCATION&VALUE Edit location, velocity, and gate-time of recorded notes, or delete selected pad events
NOTE CLEAR
EVENT CLEAR
MEASURES
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Set or edit name of current song.
Copy current song to different song number.
Clear song memory for selected song.
Set MTC offset for current song.
Set default knob and pad functions for each track.
Set filter type for each track.
Set handling of note overlap on each track.
Set BPM tracking, loop length, output destination, and LFO waveform for each track.
Copy sample and knob data from one track to another.
Delete all data on track, and reset track values to defaults.
Copy all recorded sequence data from one track to another.
Delete specified type of sequence data from selected track.
or scene-recall events
Delete all note events recorded on selected track.
Delete all events of selected type from selected track.
Insert measures into song, delete measures from song, or copy segment of sequence
data, one or more times, to a specified location on the same track or on another track
of the same type.
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